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((Infobox Sport governing body
|assocname= World of Outlaws
|abbrev = WoO
|logo= World of Outlaws.png
|sport = [[Dirt track racing]]
|founded = 1978
|aff =
|affdate =
|region = United States
|regionyear =
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| jurisdiction = United States<br />Canada
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| headquarters = [[Concord, North Carolina]]
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The '''World of Outlaws''' (often abbreviated '''WoO''') is an American motorsports sanctioning body. The body sanctions two major national touring series. It is best known for sanctioning the [[World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series]] and the [[World of Outlaws Late Model Series]]. These [[dirt track racing]] series are owned and operated by World Racing Group.<ref>((cite web|title=WorldRacingGroup.com|url=https://www.worldracinggroup.com|access-date=12 September 2013))</ref> The Sprint Car Series has been sponsored by [[Monster Beverage]]'s [[NOS (energy drink)|NOS Energy Drink]] since 2019 and the Late Model Series has been sponsored by [[Case Construction Equipment]] since 2022.<ref>((cite news|title=worldofoutlaws.com|newspaper=World of Outlaws |date=February 11, 2022|url=https://worldofoutlaws.com/latemodels/case-construction-equipment-joins-world-of-outlaws-late-models-as-series-title-sponsor/|access-date=13 February 2022|last1=Outlaws |first1=World of ))</ref>

==World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series==
((Infobox motorsport championship
| name            = World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series
| logo            = 
| image-size      = 
| caption         = The Greatest Show on Dirt
| category        = [[Sprint car racing]]
| country/region  = United States<br />Canada
| inaugural       = 1978
| folded          = 
| drivers         = 356 ([[2017 World of Outlaws Craftsman Sprint Car Series|2017]])
| teams           = 
| constructors    = 
| tires           = [[Continental AG]]
| champion driver = [[Brad Sweet]]
| champion team   = [[Kasey Kahne Racing]]
| manufacturer    = Maxim
| website         = ((URL|woosprint.com/|World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series))
| current_season  = 
))

[[File:SteveKinserWorldofOutlaws2007KingsRoyal.jpg|thumb|left|[[Steve Kinser]]'s 2007 World of Outlaws sprint car at the King's Royal race]]

The body sanctions a national tour of high power to weight, custom fabricated sprint cars called the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series. The race cars feature large adjustable wings on the top and large rear tires that transfer their power to the dirt tracks they race on. The series travels primarily the United States, but has sanctioned races in Canada, Mexico and Australia.  The title sponsor is [[NOS Energy Drink]].

The series was founded in 1978 by Ted Johnson, a former midget racer from [[Madison, Wisconsin]].  At the time sprint car racing in the United States lacked a true national series.  Johnson organized the World of Outlaws sanctioning body and established a national schedule, a set of rules and a points system to crown a champion of his series.<ref>((cite web|url=https://worldofoutlaws.com/history/|title=WORLD OF OUTLAWS HISTORY|publisher=worldofoutlaws.com|access-date=November 18, 2023))</ref>

In 2003, Johnson sold the series to Boundless Motor Sports Racing, later renamed Dirt Motorsports and currently World Racing Group.<ref>[https://www.hotrod.com/articles/ctrp-0703-dirt-motorsports/ Dirt Motorsports – Dirt Track Racing – The Power Of Dirt] – Rob Fisher, Hot Rod magazine, 22 January 2007</ref> In 2004, the subscription-based streaming service DIRTVision was founded. It originally offered radio broadcasts of all races, and added video streaming to select races, until reaching the full calendar in 2018. Select races are broadcast on delay nationally on the [[CBS Sports Network]]<ref>((cite web|url=http://www.performanceracing.com/news/cbs-sports-network-air-woo-super-dirt-action|title=CBS Sports Network To Air WoO, Super DIRT Action|publisher=Performance Racing Industry|date=October 8, 2013|access-date=August 1, 2014))</ref><ref>((cite web|title=World of Outlaws Sprint Cars|url=http://www.woosprint.com|access-date=13 December 2013))</ref> with [[MAVTV|MavTV]] showing the [[Knoxville Nationals]] since 2013.<ref>((cite web|title=MAVTV TO AIR NATIONALS|url=http://www.knoxvilleraceway.com/Article/1735|website=www.knoxvilleraceway.com|access-date=2020-05-26))</ref> Previous broadcasters include [[The Nashville Network]] and [[Speed Channel]] shown live or on delay.

===Sprint car specifications===
A WoO Sprint Car must weigh at least 1,425 pounds (646kg) with the driver in the car.<ref>((cite web |last1=World Racing Group |title=Section 6 - Weight |url=https://dirtcar.com/rules/sprint-car-series/sprint-technical-rules/sprint-weight/ |website=World of Outlaws Technical Rules |publisher=World Racing Group |access-date=2022-10-03 |ref=WRGWeight))</ref>  The mandated 410-cubic inch engine (6.7 litre) produces over 900 horsepower, uses mechanical fuel injection and must run on methanol fuel.  The series' specification tire manufacturer [[Continental AG]] works with the World of Outlaws to designate legal tire compounds for a circuit among different compounds available to competitors, as the tire must suitably respond to the track surface.  Continental technicians will reject certain compounds at certain circuits if they are unfit for the surface or may provide an unfair advantage. The series' cars have a large top mounted wing with sideboards that face opposite directions to help produce a great amount of downforce to help the car turn and maximize grip, both in the corners and on the straightaways. The cars also have smaller wings on the nose to provide more downforce to the front wheels.<ref name="ReferenceA">World of Outlaws World Finals Official Program</ref>

Sprint cars use "quick change" rear ends. This allows the teams to quickly change the gear ratio for different size tracks. Most cars use a torsion bar suspension system. Different size bars either soften or stiffen the suspension. Torsion bars, and specialty shock absorbers are the key ingredients in the handling of sprint cars. That coupled with the wings, tire stagger, light weight, and enormous horsepower make these cars some of the fastest race cars in the world. The monstrous [[power-to-weight ratio]]s of Sprint Cars can exceed that of Formula 1 cars in the right circumstances.

Sprint Cars have a very distinct stance since they have two very different sized rear tires. The right rear tire on a sprint car is 105 inches in circumference. In contrast, the left rear tire is only between 90 and 98 inches in circumference, depending on the track size and conditions. The difference in the tire sizes is called stagger. The more stagger the car has, the sharper the car can turn, but at the expense of straight line speed.<ref name="ReferenceA"/>

Sprint cars do not have starters, so push trucks are used to push the cars to start the engines. Sprint Cars only have an in/out direct drive with a fixed gear ratio, no reverse gear and no clutch.<ref name="ReferenceA"/>

===Typical race night program=== 

# Motor Heat & Wheel pack
# Hot laps (practice laps)
# Time trials (time trials or qualifying, usually two laps with the fastest lap being the qualifying time)
# Heat races (set based on qualifying time)
# Toyota Dash (sets the top three or four rows of the fastest cars for the A-main)
# Last Chance Showdown (B-Main, C-Main or D-Main depending on car count)
# Feature (A-Main, which can be anywhere from 25 to 55 laps)

===Past champions=== 
Source:<ref name="WoOChampions">((cite web|url=https://worldofoutlaws.com/sprintcars/history/series-champions-rookie-of-the-year-1978-2019/|title=WORLD OF OUTLAWS SPRINT CAR CHAMPIONS & ROTY|publisher=worldofoutlaws.com|access-date=November 18, 2023))</ref> 
{|class="wikitable"
|-
!Season
!Driver
!Team
|-
!2023
|[[Brad Sweet]]<ref>((cite web|url=https://www.jayski.com/2023/11/18/kasey-kahne-earns-sixth-world-of-outlaws-champion-as-team-owner/|title=Kasey Kahne earns sixth World of Outlaws champion as team owner|date=November 18, 2023|website=[[Jayski's Silly Season Site]]|publisher=NASCAR Digital Media, LLC|access-date=November 18, 2023))</ref>
|[[Kasey Kahne Racing]]
|-
!2022
|[[Brad Sweet]]
|[[Kasey Kahne Racing]]
|-
!2021
|[[Brad Sweet]]
|[[Kasey Kahne Racing]]
|-
!2020
|[[Brad Sweet]]
|[[Kasey Kahne Racing]]
|-
![[2019 World of Outlaws Craftsman Sprint Car Series|2019]]
|[[Brad Sweet]]
|[[Kasey Kahne Racing]]
|-
![[2018 World of Outlaws Craftsman Sprint Car Series|2018]]
|[[Donny Schatz]]
|[[Tony Stewart#Racing team owner|Tony Stewart Racing]]
|-
![[2017 World of Outlaws Craftsman Sprint Car Series|2017]]
|[[Donny Schatz]]
|[[Tony Stewart#Racing team owner|Tony Stewart Racing]]
|-
![[2016 World of Outlaws Craftsman Sprint Car Series|2016]]
|[[Donny Schatz]]
|[[Tony Stewart#Racing team owner|Tony Stewart Racing]]
|-
![[2015 World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series|2015]]
|[[Donny Schatz]]
|[[Tony Stewart#Racing team owner|Tony Stewart Racing]]
|-
!2014
|[[Donny Schatz]]
|[[Tony Stewart#Racing team owner|Tony Stewart Racing]]
|-
!2013
|[[Daryn Pittman]]<ref>((cite web|first=Jeff|last=Wackerlin|url=http://origin.mrn.com/Race-Series/World-of-Outlaws/News/Articles/2013/11/Pittman-Takes-Title-and-McMahan-Wins-Race.aspx|title=Pittman Wins Closest Title Battle|publisher=[[Motor Racing Network]]|location=Concord, North Carolina|date=November 10, 2013|access-date=November 17, 2014|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20141129040702/http://origin.mrn.com/Race-Series/World-of-Outlaws/News/Articles/2013/11/Pittman-Takes-Title-and-McMahan-Wins-Race.aspx|archive-date=November 29, 2014|url-status=dead|df=mdy-all))</ref>
|[[Kasey Kahne Racing]]
|-
!2012
|[[Donny Schatz]]
|[[Tony Stewart#Racing team owner|Tony Stewart Racing]]<ref>((cite web|url=http://www.motorsport.com/woo/news/donny-schatz-wins-fifth-world-of-outlaws-championship/|title=Donny Schatz wins fifth World of Outlaws championship|publisher=motorsport.com|date=November 3, 2012|access-date=August 1, 2014))</ref>
|-
!2011
|[[Jason Meyers]]
|Elite Racing
|-
!2010
|[[Jason Meyers]]
|Elite Racing
|-
!2009
|[[Donny Schatz]]
|[[Tony Stewart#Racing team owner|Tony Stewart Racing]]
|-
!2008
|[[Donny Schatz]]
|[[Tony Stewart#Racing team owner|Tony Stewart Racing]]
|-
!2007
|[[Donny Schatz]]
|[[Donny Schatz|Donny Schatz Motorsports]]
|-
!2006
|[[Donny Schatz]]
|[[Donny Schatz|Donny Schatz Motorsports]]
|-
!2005
|[[Steve Kinser]]
|[[Steve Kinser|Steve Kinser Racing]]
|-
!2004
|[[Steve Kinser]]
|[[Steve Kinser|Steve Kinser Racing]]
|-
!2003
|[[Steve Kinser]]
|[[Steve Kinser|Steve Kinser Racing]]
|-
!2002
|[[Steve Kinser]]
|[[Steve Kinser|Steve Kinser Racing]]
|-
!2001
|[[Danny Lasoski]]
|[[Tony Stewart#Racing team owner|Tony Stewart Racing]]
|-
!2000
|[[Steve Kinser]]
|[[Steve Kinser|Steve Kinser Racing]]
|-
!1999
|[[Mark Kinser]]
|[[Mark Kinser|Karl Kinser Racing]]
|-
!1998
|[[Steve Kinser]]
|[[Steve Kinser|Steve Kinser Racing]]
|-
!1997
|[[Sammy Swindell]]
|[[Sammy Swindell|Swindell Motorsports]]
|-
!1996
|[[Mark Kinser]]
|[[Mark Kinser|Karl Kinser Racing]]
|-
!1995
|[[Dave Blaney]]
|[[Dave Blaney|Casey Luna Ford Racing]]
|-
!1994
|[[Steve Kinser]]
|[[Steve Kinser|Karl Kinser Racing]]

|-
!1993
|[[Steve Kinser]]
|[[Steve Kinser|Karl Kinser Racing]]
|-
!1992
|[[Steve Kinser]]
|[[Steve Kinser|Karl Kinser Racing]]
|-
!1991
|[[Steve Kinser]]
|[[Steve Kinser|Karl Kinser Racing]]
|-
!1990
|[[Steve Kinser]]
|[[Steve Kinser|Karl Kinser Racing]]
|-
!1989
|[[Bobby Davis, Jr.]]
|[[Bobby Davis Jr.|Casey Luna Ford Racing]]
|-
!1988
|[[Steve Kinser]]
|[[Steve Kinser|Karl Kinser Racing]]
|-
!1987
|[[Steve Kinser]]
|[[Steve Kinser|Karl Kinser Racing]]
|-
!1986
|[[Steve Kinser]]
|[[Steve Kinser|Karl Kinser Racing]]
|-
!1985
|[[Steve Kinser]]
|[[Steve Kinser|Karl Kinser Racing]]
|-
!1984
|[[Steve Kinser]]
|[[Steve Kinser|Karl Kinser Racing]]
|-
!1983
|[[Steve Kinser]]
|[[Steve Kinser|Karl Kinser Racing]]
|-
!1982
|[[Sammy Swindell]]
|[[Sammy Swindell|Nance Speed Equipment]]
|-
!1981
|[[Sammy Swindell]]
|[[Sammy Swindell|Nance Speed Equipment]]
|-
!1980
|[[Steve Kinser]]
|[[Steve Kinser|Karl Kinser Racing]]
|-
!1979
|[[Steve Kinser]]
||[[Steve Kinser|Karl Kinser Racing]]
|-
!1978
|[[Steve Kinser]]
||[[Steve Kinser|Karl Kinser Racing]]
|}

===Top 25 all-time A-Feature winners===
Note: Includes all full-field preliminary race wins. 
Those with a yellow background indicates Knoxville National winners. 
Updated November 18, 2023.<ref name="World of Outlaws History">((cite web|url=https://worldofoutlaws.com/sprintcars/history/all-time-wins/|title=WORLD OF OUTLAWS SPRINT CAR ALL-TIME WINS LIST|publisher=worldofoutlaws.com|access-date=November 18, 2023))</ref>
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Driver !! Wins !! Championships
|-
| style="background:#FFFFBF; |1. [[Steve Kinser]] 
|style="background:#FFFFBF;| 690
|style="text-align:center;" | 20
|-
| style="background:#FFFFBF; |2. [[Sammy Swindell]]
|style="background:#FFFFBF;| 394
|style="text-align:center;" | 3
|-
| style="background:#FFFFBF; |3. [[Donny Schatz]] 
|style="background:#FFFFBF;| 311
|style="text-align:center;" | 10
|-
| style="background:#FFFFBF;  |4. [[Mark Kinser]]
|style="background:#FFFFBF;| 203
|style="text-align:center;" | 2
|-
| style="background:#FFFFBF;  |5. [[Doug Wolfgang]]
|style="background:#FFFFBF;|  140
|-
| style="background:#FFFFBF; |6. [[Danny Lasoski]] 
|style="background:#FFFFBF;| 122
|style="text-align:center;" | 1
|-
|7. [[Joey Saldana]] || 105
|-
|style="background:#FFFFBF;  |8. [[Dave Blaney]] 
|style="background:#FFFFBF;| 95
|style="text-align:center;" | 1
|-
| style="background:#FFFFBF; |9. [[Brad Sweet]] 
|style="background:#FFFFBF;| 90
|style="text-align:center;" | 5
|-
| style="background:#FFFFBF;| 10. David Gravel
|style="background:#FFFFBF;| 88
|-
|11. Daryn Pittman || 86
|style="text-align:center;" | 1
|-
|12. Stevie Smith || 84
|-
|13. [[Jac Haudenschild]] || 72
|-
|14. Bobby Davis Jr. || 66
|style="text-align:center;" | 1
|-
|14. Craig Dollansky || 66
|-
|16. Jason Meyers || 58
|style="text-align:center;" | 2
|-
|17. Jeff Swindell || 51
|-
|18. Andy Hillenburg || 42
|-
|19. Logan Schuchart || 41
|-
|20. Shane Stewart || 36
|-
|21. Carson Macedo || 35
|-
|22. Sheldon Haudenschild || 34
|-
| style="background:#FFFFBF; |23. Kyle Larson 
|style="background:#FFFFBF;| 32
|-
| style="background:#FFFFBF; | 22. [[Bobby Allen (racecar driver)|Bobby Allen]]
|style="background:#FFFFBF;| 30
|-
|25. Kerry Madsen || 28
|}

=== World of Outlaws Kevin Gobrecht Rookie of the Year ===
Source:<ref name="WoOChampions"/> 
{|class="wikitable"
|-
! Season !! Driver
|-
|1979 || Tim Green
|-
|1980 || Bobby Davis, Jr.
|-
|1981 || Jeff Swindell
|-
|1982 || Brad Doty
|-
|1983 || No award issued
|-
| 1984 || [[Mark Kinser]], Greg Wooley
|-
|1985 || No award issued
|-
|1986 || Johnny Herrera
|-
|1987 || Cris Eash
|-
|1988 || Andy Hillenburg
|-
|1989 || Joe Gaerte
|-
|1990 || Stevie Smith
|-
|1991 || Jim Carr
|-
|1992 || Aaron Berryhill
|-
|1993 || Greg Hodnett
|-
|1994 || Sid Blandford
|-
|1995 || Randy Hannagan
|-
|1996 || [[Joey Saldana]]
|-
|1997 || [[Donny Schatz]]
|-
|1998 || Dale Blaney
|-
|1999 || Tim Shaffer
|-
|2000 || Danny Wood
|-
|2001 || Jeff Shepard
|-
|2002 || No award issued
|-
|2003 || Jason Sides
|-
|2004 || [[Kraig Kinser]]
|-
|2005 || Shane Stewart
|-
|2006 || Chad Kemenah
|-
|2007 || Kerry Madsen
|-
|2008 || Lucas Wolfe
|-
|2009 || Brian Ellenberger
|-
|2010 || Ben Gregg
|-
|2011 || Cody Darrah
|-
|2012 || No award issued
|-
|2013 || David Gravel
|-
|2014 || [[Brad Sweet]]
|-
|2015 || Jason Johnson
|-
|2016 || Greg Wilson
|-
|2017 || Sheldon Haudenschild
|-
|2018 || Ian Madsen
|-
|2019 || Carson Macedo
|-
|2020 || Wayne Johnson
|-
|2021 || James McFadden
|-
|2022 || Spencer Bayston
|-
|2023 || Giovanni Scelzi
|-
|}

===Popular events=== 
Here is a list of top paying and more popular race events each year. Most are two days or more.

Final night features are usually based on points earned on the previous night's races. 

An asterisk marks single-day events where the entire program is run on one day.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
!Track 
!Event
!Winner's purse
|-
|Eldora Speedway
|* Kings Royal
|$175,000
|-
|Knoxville Raceway
|Knoxville Nationals
|$150,000
|-
|Huset's Speedway
|Huset's High Bank Nationals
|$250,000
|-
|Eldora Speedway
|Historical Big 1
|$100,000
|-
|Williams Grove Speedway
|National Open
|$75,000
|-
|Jackson Motorplex
|Jackson Nationals
|$25,000
|-
|Skagit Speedway
|Skagit Nationals
|$25,000
|-
|Williams Grove Speedway 
|Summer Nationals
|$25,000
|-
|Beaver Dam Speedway
|Jim "JB" Boyd Memorial
|$20,000
|-
|Federated Auto Parts Raceway at I-55 
|Ironman 55
|$20,000
|-
|Devil's Bowl Speedway
|Texas Outlaw Nationals
|$20,000
|-
|Williams Grove Speedway
|Summer Nationals
|$20,000
|-
|Attica Raceway Park
|* Brad Doty Classic
|$15,000
|-
|Port Royal Speedway
|Nittany Showdown
|$15,000
|-
|Eldora Speedway
|Knight Before the Kings Royal
|$12,000
|-
|Silver Dollar Speedway
|Gold Cup Race of Champions
|$12,000
|-
|The Dirt Track at Charlotte
|World Finals
|$12,000
|}

===Notable drivers who have raced with the World of Outlaws Sprint Cars Series===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Driver !! 
|-
| [[Steve Kinser]] || 20-time series champion, 690 career WoO wins, 12-time [[Knoxville Nationals]] winner, "The King of Sprint Car Racing", [[National Sprint Car Hall of Fame]] member
|-
| [[Sammy Swindell]] || 1981–1982, 1997 WoO Series champion, 394 WoO series wins, 1983 [[Knoxville Nationals]] winner, [[National Sprint Car Hall of Fame]] member  
|-
| [[Doug Wolfgang]] || 140 career WoO wins and 5-time [[Knoxville Nationals]] winner, 1976–1977 [[Knoxville Raceway]] track champion, [[National Sprint Car Hall of Fame]] member
|-
| [[Donny Schatz]] || 10-time Series Champion, 306 career WoO wins, 11-time [[Knoxville Nationals]] winner.
|-
| [[Mark Kinser]] || 1996 and 1999 WoO Series Champion, 203 WoO series wins, 3-time [[Knoxville Nationals]] winner, [[National Sprint Car Hall of Fame]] member
|-
| [[Danny Lasoski]] || 2001 Champion, 122 WoO series wins, 4-time [[Knoxville Nationals]] winner, [[IROC]] race winner, 11-time Knoxville Raceway Champion, [[National Sprint Car Hall of Fame]] member 
|-
| [[Joey Saldana]] || 105 career WoO wins, won 20 feature events in 2009, 2-time Kings Royal winner, 2-time Gold Cup winner, 74 [[All Star Circuit of Champions]] wins
|-
| Lee Osborne || founding member of WoO, 6 career WoO wins. Won the 1981, 1982, 1983 [[All Star Circuit of Champions]] Championship, [[National Sprint Car Hall of Fame]] member. Founder of OzCar chassis, builds custom hot rods in New York.
|-
| [[Bobby Allen (racecar driver)|Bobby Allen]] || founding member of WoO and posted 30 career wins, 1990 [[Knoxville Nationals]] winner, [[National Sprint Car Hall of Fame]] member, WoO Shark Racing team owner
|-
| Rick Ferkel || founding member of WoO, 21 series wins, known as the Ohio Traveler, [[National Sprint Car Hall of Fame]] member
|-
| [[Jac Haudenschild]] || Winner of the biggest race in Sprint Car history Mopar Million, 72 WoO series wins, [[National Sprint Car Hall of Fame]] member
|-
| [[Ron Shuman]] || 1979 [[Knoxville Nationals]] winner, 24 WoO series wins, 4-time CRA Sprint car champion, 3-time SCRA sprint car champion, [[National Sprint Car Hall of Fame]] member
|-
| [[Dave Blaney]] || Former [[NASCAR Cup Series]] driver, 1995 WoO Series Champion, 94 WoO wins, [[National Sprint Car Hall of Fame]] member
|-
| Shane Carson || former WoO driver, promoter, VP of race operations, [[National Sprint Car Hall of Fame]] member and board member, 1978 Knoxville Track Champion, 1986 NCRA Dirt Champ series champion
|-
| [[Jeff Gordon]] || 4-time [[NASCAR Cup Series]] Champion, 12 USAC Midget wins, 2 USAC Silver Crown wins, 5 USAC Sprint wins, 1990 USAC Midget Champion, 1991 USAC Silver Crown Champion
|-
| [[Kasey Kahne]] || [[NASCAR Cup Series]] driver, 2000 USAC Midget Champion, 11 USAC Midget wins, 3 USAC Silver Crown wins, WoO team owner
|-
| [[Tony Stewart]] || 3-time [[NASCAR Cup Series]] Champion, 1995 USAC Triple Crown Champion, WoO Team owner, [[Eldora Speedway]] track owner, [[All Star Circuit of Champions]] series owner.
|-
|| [[Ken Schrader]] || [[NASCAR Cup Series]] driver, 21 USAC Midget wins, 6 USAC Silver Crown wins, 4 USAC Sprint wins, 1982 USAC Silver Crown Champion, 1983 USAC Sprint Champion
|-
| [[Kyle Larson]] || 2021 [[Kings Royal]] champion, 2021 and 2023 [[Knoxville Nationals]] champion, 2013 [[NASCAR Xfinity Series]] [[NASCAR Rookie of the Year|Rookie of the Year]], 2014 [[NASCAR Cup Series]] [[NASCAR Rookie of the Year|Rookie of the Year]], 2020 and 2021 [[Chili Bowl Nationals]] midget champion, 2021 [[NASCAR Cup Series]] champion
|-
| [[Johnny Herrera (racing driver)|Johnny Herrera]] || 1996 [[Eldora Speedway]] Kings Royal Winner, 1995 410 sprint car track champion at [[Knoxville Raceway]]
|-
| Greg Hodnett || 5-time Williams Grove track champion, 73 Williams Grove track wins, 20-time WoO race winner, 52 wins at Port Royal Speedway, 4-time Central PA Champion
|-
| Don Kreitz Jr || [[National Sprint Car Hall of Fame]] member, 12 WoO series wins, 83 Williams Grove Speedway wins and 4-time track champion, Pennsylvania team owner
|-
| [[Keith Kauffman]] || [[National Sprint Car Hall of Fame]] member, 13-time Port Royal Speedway Champion (129 wins), 2-time Williams Grove Speedway Champion (51 wins)
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| [[Bobby Davis Jr.]]|| 1989 WoO Series Champion, 66 WoO series wins, [[National Sprint Car Hall of Fame]] member  
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| [[Lealand McSpadden]] || 1978, 1993, 1995 Western World Champion, 1991 [[Chili Bowl (race)]] Midget Champion, 1992 Belleville Midget Champion, [[National Sprint Car Hall of Fame]] member
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| [[Christopher Bell (racing driver)|Christopher Bell]] || 2017, 2018, and 2019 [[Chili Bowl Nationals]] champion, [[NASCAR Cup Series]] driver
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| [[Rico Abreu]] || Former [[NASCAR Camping World Truck Series]] driver. 2015 and 2016 [[Chili Bowl Nationals]] midget champion
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| Brad Doty || 18 WoO series wins, [[National Sprint Car Hall of Fame]] member, Media member and Doty Classic race promoter
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| [[Erin Crocker]] || First female driver to win a World of Outlaws event, former [[NASCAR Camping World Truck Series]] driver, radio journalist.
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| [[Bryan Clauson]] || 38 USAC Midget wins, 2 USAC Silver Crown wins, 41 USAC Sprint wins, 2010–2011 USAC Midget Champion, 2012–2013 USAC Sprint Champion, 2014 [[Chili Bowl Nationals]] champion, 2012, 2015, 2016 [[Indianapolis 500]] starter, [[National Sprint Car Hall of Fame]] member.
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| [[Jason Johnson (racing driver)|Jason Johnson]]|| 2016 [[Knoxville Nationals]] winner, 12 WoO series wins, 5-time ASCS National Sprint car champion, 79 ASCS National wins, 9 [[All Star Circuit of Champions]] wins
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| [[Brad Sweet]] || 2019, 2020 and 2021 WoO Series Champion, 74 career WoO wins, 2018 [[Knoxville Nationals]] winner, former [[NASCAR Camping World Truck Series]] and [[NASCAR Xfinity Series]] driver.
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==Late Model Series==
((main article|World of Outlaws Late Model Series))
[[File:WorldOfOutlawsLateModel.jpg|thumb|right|[[World of Outlaws Late Model Series|World of Outlaws late model]]]]
Operating since 2004, the Late Model Series is a racing championship series for late models.

==References==
((Reflist))

==External links==
((Commons category|World of Outlaws))
* [http://www.woosprint.com World of Outlaws official website]

((World of Outlaws Sprint Car Series race venues))

[[Category:World of Outlaws| ]]
[[Category:Auto racing series in the United States]]
[[Category:Auto racing series in Canada]]
[[Category:Dirt track racing in the United States]]
[[Category:Open wheel racing]]

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